Offering Help/Services

Man : Excuse me, Madam. May I help you bring that bag?

Woman : Oh, no thanks. I can manage myself.

Man : Alright. If you need a help, let me know.

Woman : Yes, thank you very much.

What can we learn from the dialogue?

• The woman needs help.

• The man wants to ask the bag.

• The woman refuses the man's offering.

• The man manages the woman's bag.

• The man can carry his own suitcase.

Man : Oh, no, I have to return this book.

Woman : What if I return your book?

Man : .............................................

What is the best response to say next?

• I don't know what to do.

• Please, borrow it for me.

• Lend me your member card

• If you like it, you can borrow it.

• if you don't mind, please return it for me.

Ali : Excuse me, Mam. May I help you?

Mrs. Susi : Oh, Ali, yes please. I have a lot of things to do.

Ali : What can I do for you, Mam?

Mrs. Susi : You can arrange these books on the shelf.

Ali : Okay.

What will Ali probably do?

• He won't manage the books on the shelf.

• He will buy a shelf of books.

• He will sell the books.

• He will sell the shelf.

• He will manage the books on the shelf.

Ali : Excuse me, Mam. May I help you?

Mrs. Susi : Oh, Ali, yes please. I have a lot of things to do.

Ali : What can I do for you, Mam?

Mrs. Susi : You can arrange these books on the shelf.

Ali : Okay.

The underlined words express ....

• Offering help.

• Refusing services.

• Accepting services.

• Declining helps

• Giving information.

Ali : Excuse me, Mam. May I help you?

Mrs. Susi : Oh, Ali, yes please. I have a lot of things to do.

Ali : What can I do for you, Mam?

Mrs. Susi : You can arrange these books on the shelf.

Ali : Okay.

What does the underlined sentence mean?

• Accepting help.

• Reducing help.

• Declining services.

• Offering helps.

• Introducing a new comer.

Ruth : Have you finished your dinner?

Grandma: Yes, I have.

Ruth : Would you like me to wash the dishes?

Grandma: It's okay. I don't mind washing the dishes for my grand daughter.

Ruth : No, Grandma. You have taken care of me when my parents are not at home. Let me do it for a change.

Grandma : That's very kind of you, darling.

What will probably Ruth do then?

• Preparing dinner.

• Washing Grandma's dishes.

• Washing her own dishes.

• Refusing her grandma's help

• Finishing her dinner

Ruth : Have you finished your dinner?

Grandma: Yes, I have.

Ruth : Would you like me to wash the dishes?

Grandma: It's okay. I don't mind washing the dishes for my grand daughter.

Ruth : No, Grandma. You have taken care of me when my parents are not at home. Let me do it for a change.

Grandma : That's very kind of you, darling.

What does the underlined sentence mean?

• Offering help.

• Declining help.

• Reducing help.

• Introducing someone.

• Asking for information.

Clrek : Good morning. May I help you?

Fathan : Good morning. Yes, please. I’d like to change my

rupiahs for Australian Dollars.

Clerk : Okay. Let me check.

Where does the conversation most likely take place?

• At cafe.

• At money changer.

• At canteen.

• At library

• At hospital.

You're carrying two bags and you're nearly home, when someone offers help to you. You don't want help and say, " ..."

• Actually, I'm fine thanks.

• Thank you.

• Thanks, but no!

• Go away, please.

• If you don't mind.

Tags

CCSS.RL.8.3

CCSS.RL.11-12.3

CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.7.3

CCSS.RL.9-10.3

Rina : May I help you?

Dinda : Hmmm. Don't bother yourself, thanks.

The underlined sentence expresses ...

• Asking help

• Giving help

• Offering help

• Refusing an offer

• Hoping an offer

Tags

CCSS.L.1.6

CCSS.L.3.6